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Start with the intended use
A useful product brief starts with the customer and the dish. A restaurant, a retail shop and a catering business may look for different cooking results, pack sizes and price points. Write down those needs before comparing samples.
Compare samples consistently
Prepare each sample using the same method, then note the appearance, aroma, texture and portion yield. Keep your notes alongside the sample reference so that a later discussion is based on the same product.
Agree on the specification
Ask the supplier to confirm the variety, processing method, pack size and agreed quality characteristics in writing. A clear specification gives both sides a practical reference when reviewing the order.
Build a repeatable process
Keep a record of the approved sample and your feedback. Use the same checklist for future deliveries so that your buying process remains consistent as your range develops.
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